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Telemedicine is the newest form of healthcare combining elements of telecommunications, informatics and medicine. Technical progress in connection with expert experience imply the rise of the remote programs of care for patients from different age groups and with different types of health problems. Telerehabilitation enables the delivery of rehabilitation services to a user through telecommunications network and the Internet. In relation to persons with hearing loss, including users of hearing aids and/or hearing implants, rehabilitation activities are also included in programs categorized as teleaudiology or telehealth. This paper presents the overview of the most important reports from literature (papers, doctoral theses, preliminary reports, abstracts and presentations) as well as reports of implementation of EU programs, which summarize research and practical actions addressed to adult users of auditory prostheses within broadly understood telerehabilitation. It discusses implemented management models, recipients and providers of programs, forms of service delivery and impressions of the participants of therapy programs organized in a ‘tele’ format. The utilization of technology to organize and provide care for persons with hearing loss brings about significant benefits, especially in places were lack of specialists or limited access to them determine the efficiency of specific medical management programs.

Telerehabilitation of adult patients with hearing aids and/or cochlear implants